United States v. Monica Monroe

How courts have described this case

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• “ ‘all that is necessary is to show some affirmative participation which at least encourages the principal offender to commit the offense’ ”
• \`all that is necessary is to show some affirmative participation which at least encourages the principal offender to commit the offense'\
• defendant's failure to appear at arraignment not willful where she did not have notice of arraignment
• defendant asked if officer was “looking” and referred him to eo-defendant
• defendant asked if officer was \looking\ and referred him to codefendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).